Javier Arbona-Homar is the author of the new book, Explosivity: Following What Remains,
an exploration of the racial violence embedded in San Francisco's
landscapes as exposed by five disastrous explosions from the last two
centuries. His presentation covers the geography of memorials, critical
military studies, and social practice art. Specially commissioned site
photography by artist Andrea Gaffney accompanies conceptual musings on
sites of explosions. Javier is an assistant professor in American
Studies and Design at UC Davis, and a co-founder of the DEMILIT
landscape arts collective.

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